Jay Hartzell didn’t set out to leave the University of Texas’ flagship campus for a smaller private college near downtown Dallas. But after SMU board members began aggressively recruiting him for ...

SMU is hiring University of Texas President Jay Hartzell as its next leader, a major shakeup in higher education that will open a vacuum at one of the state’s most influential public institutions. The ...

The announcement that University of Texas President Jay Hartzell will take the helm left by departing President Gerald Turner ...

Jay Hartzell’s planned move from the UT Austin presidency to Southern Methodist demands attention from all who care about ...

"We have worked closely with UT Austin during Jay Hartzell’s five years as president ... and Texas currently ranks third nationally in football. Hartzell hopes to grow athletics at SMU, he told The ...

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DALLAS — University of Texas President Jay Hartzell will become SMU’s next president. SMU’s Board of Trustees approved Hartzell’s hire Tuesday and he will become SMU’s next president ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Jay Hartzell is stepping down as the president at Texas to become the next president at SMU, effective June 1, SMU announced on Tuesday. While Hartzell's move to SMU might seem ...

AUSTIN, Texas -- University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell said Tuesday ... university's remarkable momentum and leading SMU into its next era," he said. Hartzell is expected to leave ...

University of Texas President Jay Hartzell is leaving his post atop one of the state's most influential public schools and will join Southern Methodist University (SMU) as its next leader.

Only one week into the new semester, the president of the University of Texas (UT) at Austin announced his resignation. After ...

SMU is hiring University of Texas President Jay Hartzell as its next leader, a major shakeup in higher education that will open a vacuum at one of the state’s most influential public institutions.